Lucy Cornwell, Print Arts & Literature Editor, reviews the latest Northcott Theatre Performance – Little Shop of Horrors
Lucy Cornwell, Print Arts & Literature Editor, reviews the latest Northcott Theatre Performance – Little Shop of Horrors
Cristina Ferrin Pereda offers some careful thoughts on the upcoming ‘Wuthering Heights’ adaptation, blending public thought and balanced ideas on its reception.
Rachel Baldwin explores the theme of “unrequited love,” and how it may drive beautiful artistic work forward more than any other feeling.
Looking for a perfect romance novel to curl up with on Valentine’s day? Katrina shares what to her is the ideal book, and why.
Rachel Baldwin explores the theme of “unrequited love,” and how it may drive beautiful artistic work forward more than any other feeling.
Looking for a perfect romance novel to curl up with on Valentine’s day? Katrina shares what to her is the ideal book, and why.
Beth Casey offers a nuanced opinion on the self help book while also contrasting it with the classic novel, and exploring each of their benefits.
Molly Panagi-Williams reviews Vitruvian Theatre’s production of ‘The Importance of Being Earnest,’ along with a clear description of the plot.
Arts & Lit editor Kayleigh Swart reviews Footlights’ latest musical performance.
Owen Peak reviews Constellations, a student production heading to Edinburgh Fringe this year.
Judy Dodd, Print Arts and Lit Editor, discusses Heads Up: Frank’s Story, a new production coming to the Barnfield Theatre.
Emma Alfred reviews Dracula, by the Blackeyed Theatre Company.
Rosie Peters-McDonald, Print Deputy Editor, interviews Devon-based performer and theatre company owner Cristina Varga
Judy Dodd, Print Arts & Lit. Editor, reviews Close Enough at Exeter Phoenix, a comedy show about the immigrant experience.
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